
Brennan J. Havican
September 26, 1987 -
December 26, 2025

It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of Brennan J. Havican on Friday, December 26, 2025. Brennan was born on September 26, 1987, to Robert Havican and Maureen Feicht. He was a 2006 graduate of Bradford High School, though it was the school of life that shaped him most.
A spirited soul from Kenosha, Wisconsin, Brennan left an unforgettable mark on everyone he met. He loved people, deeply and genuinely, and had a rare gift for making others feel seen, welcome, and understood. A free spirit with an infectious laugh, he could light up a room simply by walking into it.
Music was Brennan's greatest passion and truest language. A vocalist for many local bands, he poured his heart into every performance. Through his solo project, Needsleep, Brennan was a true creative force, writing lyrics, playing every instrument, and lending his unmistakable voice to songs that reflected his depth and vulnerability. Music wasn't just something he did, it was who he was.
Brennan also expressed his love for people through art and photography, particularly portrait photography, where he found joy in helping others feel confident and seen. His creative eye extended to all forms of art, and his love for animals, singing, and storytelling was evident in everything he did.
Known for his passion for fitness, his boundless energy, and his adventurous spirit, Brennan traveled throughout the United States, following wherever the wind might take him. Yet no matter how far he roamed, he always came home.
Brennan's life ended far too soon. He will be remembered for his kindness, his creativity, his laughter, and the deep love he carried for others. His music, art, and spirit will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.
He will be profoundly missed and forever cherished.
Brennan is survived by his devoted mother, Maureen Feicht; father, Robert Havican; extended family, Marty & Diana Rangel; brother, Brandon Rangel; and sister, Tina (Robert) Millard; and many friends who will cherish his memory and carry on his spirit of joy and friendship.
In lieu of flowers, memorial remembrances to the Wisconsin Humane Society Kenosha Campus (https://www.wihumane.org/) would be appreciated.
We invite all friends and family to join us in paying tribute to Brennan, sharing stories, laughter, and perhaps some of his favorite tunes as we remember a life that was all about connection and joy.
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Mumma WillowPosted on:
January 10, 2026Να ζήσετε να τον θυμάστε Θεός να τον αναπαύσει ἀμήν
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MandolinhartPosted on:
January 10, 2026I'll never forget the online ne messages when u were reaching out just bring a smile .even tho u yourself were struggling.i wish I knew u more in life. Rest easy and fly high with angels!!
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January 10, 2026You touched so many lives and cared and loved so deeply. You will be missed by me, and so many others. Rest easy, sweet Brennan
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MurfPosted on:
January 7, 2026Sorry buddy, rest easy no more pain
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Kaitlyn SigmanPosted on:
December 31, 2025The world will never be the same without you, there’s so much left unsaid but I’ll just leave family words, I love you. Thank you for being there for me in every instance and showing up to see me and the kids to help me through the low points, you will be missed by so many bub. ☹️
Screaming your name forever
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Linda BaurPosted on:
December 31, 2025How extremely sad, RIP YOUNG MAN. 💕
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DarianPosted on:
December 31, 2025I only got to meet Brennan a handful of times, but his positivity and compassion were infectious. I was lucky enough to see him and his brother, Brandon, jamming out and making music in my family's basement years ago, as well as connect with him whenever I popped into the Daily Dose back then.
He is a beloved uncle to my nieces who miss him dearly. I will be forever grateful for the love he showered them in.
Thank you for being you. Rest easy, Brennan. 💜
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Linda & Joan Wansart-FifarekPosted on:
December 31, 2025We had the pleasure of enjoying conversations with Brennan. He was articulate and easy to talk to. He held his heart on his sleeve and accepted all people. I'll miss his wit and sense of humor! Peace Brennan!
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Dawn ScottPosted on:
December 30, 2025You were very loved baby, till we meet again.
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December 30, 2025I’m sorry you had to go so young. Rest easy







